The U.S. Treasury is being sued by Perry Capital LLC over its handling of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Chargemaster Seeks US$8.9 Million in UK IPO
Chargemaster Plc intended to raise GBP6 million through an initial public offering that is expected to start trading this month according to its CEO, David Martell.
PAL Conducts Preliminary Talks With ANA and Emirates
PAL announced that they are conducting preliminary talks with ANA and Emirates for possible venture San Miguel Corp (SMC) announced that they are conducting preliminary talks with Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) regarding a possible partnership for Philippine Airlines (PAL).
TPG Nears Deal to Acquire Envision Pharmaceutical
An acquisition deal for Envision Pharmaceutical Holdings by TPG Capital may be announced as early as today.
Daiwa Seeks To Raise US$1.4 Billion Through Share Sales
Daiwa House Industry aims to raise US$1.4 billion through share issuance Daiwa House Industry, Japan's biggest home builder, aims to raise US$1. 4 billion in share issuance to finance a real estate development push which will help power the property sector.
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Real estate investment firm experts Martin Bronstein and Raplh Howard form new company BHW Former founders of Houston based Situs, Martin Bronstein and Ralph Howard announced the formation of BHW, a commercial real estate investment firm.
Ding Xuedong was appointed the new chief of the sovereign wealth fund of China and faced pressure to boost returns for the country.
Douglas J. Dayton, founding president of Target stores died at age 88 after his battle with cancer said wife, Wendy Dayton.
According to a person familiar with the matter, Steven Cohen would remain under investigation even after prosecutors missed a late July deadline for charges labeled as the largest insider trading in history.
ProSiebenSat.1 said that its owners did not find any potential buyer for Der Spiegel, a German commercial broadcaster.
Mobileye announced raised US$1.5 billion worth of funds from 5 investors. Mobileye announced that they were able to raise funds from five investors worth US$1.
John Malone, Chairman for Liberty Media was reported to be the most popular media billionaire attending the annual meeting for tech and media moguls.
Japanese mergers affected by volatile yen. Japan has hit the lowest number of deals since 2004. The number of mergers in the first two quarters of 2013 was 997 with a total valuation of US$45.
Investors kept their money in US Treasuries after the steepest two month loss for securities. A total market value of US$317 billion was erased after the steepest two month loss for securities.
